Critical energy shortage in Romania: the only nuclear power plant shuts down!
Romania will shut down its only nuclear power plant after the Cernavodă facility’s second block is disconnected from the national power grid due to the extremely low water level in the Danube. The two reactors together provide approximately 20 percent of Romania’s electricity.
Romania will shut down its only nuclear power plant after the Cernavodă plant’s second block is disconnected from the national power grid due to extremely low water levels in the Danube. The two reactors together provide approximately 20 percent of Romania’s electricity generation.
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